Art Speak
At the Resist Art Show, a travelling exhibition aimed to create awareness on gender inequalities and abuse of women, Monica was the living element of artist Puneet Kaushik’s “Between the Altar And The Butcher”.
The performance piece shows a lady trapped between carcasses of dead animals and an alter, which illustrates the state of women in South Asia who are either treated as meat or goddesses.
If you’re wondering what is a Gauri and Nainika gown (on Monica) doing at an art show, it’s because the exhibition has been incorporated with fashion. Having said that, did Monica have to wear that hairdo with the gown?
Monica Dogra ( Shaair) at Resist Art Installations
Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
That’s an ugly gown and the bust area looks like it’s gonna come off anytime..
Fairly certain you mean ‘altar’.
Isnt it supposed to be ‘Altar’?
Hi. Isnt it supposed to be ‘Altar’?
the gown and the entire look is tacky from the word go
Think you mean an altar and not alter
HIDEOUS!!
To have driven home the point about meat or goddess, she should have been dressed as an Indian Goddess, not in a stupid gown. This is just showing her as “meat” again, with that cleavage showing.
Right. Because Goddesses can only be Indian.
Maybe, your comment is what prompts a need to change the way of thinking, no?
It should be ‘altar’ not ‘alter’
“alter” or “altar”?
Altar it is.
Terrible and ugly
What pretentious tripe! She looks like a joke!
Ugly and jejune. Can someone buy thi woman a dress which fits or good taste?
i dnt why y i am getting a “lady Gaga” vibe from this! eeeks!
Watever it is suppose to represent, its lost on me and looks terrible.